8 skills (repositories by reactive-resume) · sorted by popularity
Decide what to include, omit, and prioritize on a resume or CV. Review existing content against the target country, industry, and career stage, including personal details, education, employment gaps, section order, and document length.
Prepare for a specific interview by organizing real experience into relevant stories. Build a company brief with sources, map likely questions to examples, draft opening answers, and review the interview afterward.
Turn work history, education, and skills into a complete resume for Reactive Resume. Gather missing facts through conversation and produce JSON, a structured data format, with the chosen template and layout.
Adapt a resume to one specific job posting by mapping requirements to evidence from real experience. Identify gaps, revise emphasis and wording, check readability for applicant tracking systems, and optionally draft a cover letter.
Practice an interview tailored to a specific job, with a chosen format and difficulty. Answer one question at a time, handle follow-up questions, and receive scores and improvement suggestions grounded in your answers.
Track job opportunities, application stages, interview dates, and the exact documents submitted. Organize follow-ups, review progress each week, and draft recruiter replies, referral requests, thank-you notes, or withdrawal messages for the user to send.
Evaluate job offers by separating guaranteed pay, conditional bonuses, and estimated equity value. Compare terms, develop an evidence-based counteroffer, draft emails and call scripts, rehearse recruiter conversations, and prepare deadline extensions, acceptance, or decline messages.
Turn routine resume duties into concise bullets that show real contributions. Use focused questions to uncover achievements, verify numbers and individual responsibilities, and describe scope or concrete changes when reliable performance figures are unavailable.